Cricket 1904

S e p t . 1, 1904. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 375 WORCESTERSHIRE v. LEICESTER­ SHIRE. Played at Worcester on August 25, 26 & 27. Drawn. At no stage of the game was there much chance that this match wou’d be finished. The two sides were nearly on an equality and there was never much to choose between them. On the first day Leicester­ shire made 67 for one wicket agaiost ‘220 of their opponentp. On the second day Worcestershire ended with a leal <f 46 and nine wickets in hand in their second innings, and on the third day Leicestershire were Itft to make 300 to win in a couple of hours. Pearson, Bowley and H. K. Foster distinguished themselves with the bat for Worcestershire, while for Leicestershire, Wood, Joyce, Whitehead, De Trafford and Gill all did well. In the Leicestershire second innings De Trafford made 57 out of 99 in an hour. W o rcestersh ire . First innings. Second inniogs. Bowley, b Ki> g .................20 b Oclell...................116 Pearson, c King, b Odell ..8 0 b Wbitebeid ... 41 Kev.W.S.Caldwell, cWhite- side, b Gill... 18 B. K. Foster, c and b Giil.. 15 Arnold, c Odell, b Gill ... 7 Wheldon, c Whiteside, b Odell ................................ 2 R. 8. Brinton, b G ill........... 0 W . B. Burns, b K in g......37 Bird, b Gill ........................ 0 Wilson (G.), not o u t.......30 Keene, b Gi'l........................ 2 B 1, lb 5, w 1, nb 2 ... 9 Total . c De Trafford, b Gill .................20 c Wood, b Odell 81 b Whitehead ... 7 not out....................33 notout................ 12 cAllsopp,bWhite­ head ................... 45 he made four boundary hits in succession. Hirst and Tunnicliffe both hit well, and the former made four 4’s cff successive balls from Robson. At about four o’clock Lord Hawke was able to declare the innings closed, Rhodes being then not out 49. Somerset had to bat for an hour and three-quarters, and although Palairet played a beautiful innings, the side faied 83 badly that when it was time for drawing s'umpi it was decided to finish the match that evening if possible. But Poyntz and Lee batted so well for the ninth wicket that after all it was necessary to wait until the next morniog. When stumps were drawn Lee was not out 27, and Poyntz not out 17, and the total 159 for seven wickets, so that Somerset still required 204 to save the inniogs defeat. On Saturday the two not outs added 38 runs, their entire partnership producing 80 runs in an hour and ten minutes. It was an exceedingly plucky effort, and it is a pity that it came too late. 8 o m h rset . HAMPSTEAD v. CHARLTON PARK.—Played at Hampstead on August 24. H am pstead . . ...220 * Innings declared closed. L e ic e ste r sh ir e . C. E. de Trafford, run out.. C. J. B. Wood, b Wilson ... R. Joyce, b Arnold .......... King, lbw, b A rnold.......... Knight, b Bird ................. Whitehead, c Wheldon, b K eene............................... Coe, b Wilson ................. Gill, b Wilson ................. W. W . Odell,, b Wilson ... Allsopp, b Keene................. Whiteside, not out .......... B 5 ,lb 7 ................. B 7,lb8,w l,nb4 20 Total (6 wkts)*375 2 lbw, b Bird... ... 67 123 c Wheldon, b Arnold ... ... 10 40 b Wilson ... ... 67 6 b Wilson ... ... 19 23 b Wilson ... ... 0 40 not out.......... ... 3 0 49 not out.......... ... 0 0 2 12 B 7, w 1 ... 8 Total . . 296 Total (5 wkts) 166 W orcestersh ire . O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W Allsopp ... ... 21 6 60 0 ... .. 11 2 45 0 Odell ... ... 12 3 35 2 ... .. i6 8 8) 2 King ... 16 6 37 2 .. .. 18 5 37 0 G ill.......... ... 25*2 1 69 6 ... .. SO 7 74 1 C oe.......... ... 7 2 20 0 ... .. 11 •2 46 0 Whitehead .. 19 4 74 3 Gill delivered six co-balls and Odell two wides. L e ic e ste r sh ir e . Arnold . Wilson . Keene . Bird . Pearson . First innings. O. M. R. W . , 31 21-1 . 12 , 8 29 Arnold delivered a wide. Second innings. O. M. R. W . ... 9 1 1 0 0 0 12 5 7 41 ?6 18 ‘27 37 First innings. J. Daniel], b Hirst .......... 0 Lewis, b Myers .................29 P. B. Johnson, b Hirst 17 L. C. H. Palairet, b H irst.. 2 Eobson, c Hawke, b Myers. 8 Braund, c Hunter, b Hirst.. 18 8. M.J. Woods, c and b Hirst 15 H. Martyn, c Tunnicliffe, b Rhodes.............................. H. E. Poyntz, b Hirst.......... Second Innings. bH irst.. ... ... 0 b Hirst................. 6 b Myers .......... 5 c Smith, b Rhodes 69 c Rhodes, b Hirst 8 c Hunter, b Hirst 3 c Grimshaw, b Rhodes ..........23 A. R. Trimen, c Mills, b Hazlerigg .......... A. J. Orr, st S irgent, b Bernays .......... H. H. Walters, not out B ( L. J. Moon, c and b Bernays .................106 W. P. Harrison, c Smith, b Bernays ... 4 B. 8. Foster, 3 Bernays, b Ogilvy ................. 4 G. Crosdale, b Bumpus 25 E. L. Marsden, b Bernays .................68 W. T. H. Danby, not out ........................46 F. R. Spofforth and 8. 8. Pawling did not bat. * Innings declared closed. C h a r lto n P a r k . 3 3, lb 3, w 1, nb 1 11 Total (7 wkt3) *262 YORKSHIRE v. SOMERSET. Played at Taunton on August 25, 26, and 27. Yorkshire won by an innings and 152 runs. The Yorkshiremen were seen to great advantage in this match. On the first day they got rid of Somerset on a very good wicket for 109, and made 146 for the loss of only two men. The Somerset batting was so weak as to surprise everybody, including them­ selves, but theYorkshiie fielding was brilliant and the bowling excellent. When Yorkshire went in Haigh, who required 69 runs to complete his thou­ sand runs, went to the wickets first with Grimshaw and before he was dismissed his total was 81. He was out just before rain stopped play, and was batting for an hour and a half. Denton was not out 4? which had taken him a little over half an hour to put together. On Friday Somersetshire were com­ pletely outplayed. Ail the Yorkshiremen who went in made runs quickly, and the bowling was very soon mastered. Denton, who had a very narrow escape of being run out when he had scored 99 played a most attractive game, his fine innings of 111 including nineteen fours : in an over of Braund’s F. M. Lee, not out Cranfield,cHunter,bRhodes Lb 2, nb 1 ... . b Haigh ... . c Tunnic’.iffe, Haigh ... . not ou t............. b Haigh Total , ..........109 Y o r k sh ir e . Total . Griimhaw.lbw,bLewis 19 Haigb, st Martyn, b Lewis........ .. 81 Denton ,cLewis,bCrar- fleld ................. Ill Tunnicliffe c Johnson, b B raund.................. 90 F irst, c Palairet, b Braund................... 71 Lord Hawke, Myers and Hunter did not bat. • Innings declared closed. S o m er - k t . First innings. O. M. R. W. 12 49 Rhodes, not out... E. Smith, c Palairet, b C anfield.................16 H.Wilki^son.cWoods, b Daniell.................16 B 10, lb 2, w 4, nb 3 .. 19 Total (7 wkts)* 472 First inni gs. Capt. W . McCanlis, b Mars­ den ............................... 7 H. C. Ogilvy, b Marsden... 0 G. Hazlerigg, b Spofforth .. 8 B. A. Keats, b Spofforth ... 2 C. M. Bernays, b 8p< fforth 5 8. R. Sargent, b Spofforth 0 G. W. Buropus, st Moon, b Spofforth ........................ 55 S. K. Mills, not out .......... 3 8. A. Cross, b Marsden ... 0 M. C. Smith, c and b Spof­ forth ............................... 0 b Trimen F. G. Allen, c Foster, b Spofforth ............ 0 B 11, lb 8 ................. 19 Hirst .......... 22 3 (9 6 ... Myers ......... 19 6 34 2 ... Rhodes .......... 2 4 1 3 2 ... Haigh... Smith.......... 3 Myers bowled one no-ball. Y o r k sh ir e . Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 25 3 10* 4 3 14 1 4 69 2 3 21 3 2 3 0 7 24 11*1 O. Cranfield.. 19 lewis ... 38 Braund ... 29 Robson ... 17 M. R. W. 2 69 2 9 143 2 8 103 2 4 92 0 Palairet Lee DanMl . O. 6 0*2 M. R. W. 1 58 0 0 13 0 0 0 1 Cranfield bowled one wide, Lewis three wides and three no-tails. HAMPSTEAD v. BELSIZP. — Played at Hamp­ stead on August 27. H am pstead First innings. E. L. Marsden, b Beacon .. T.8.Wheater,cFox,bBeacon W .H. T. Danby, b Tilleard G. Crosdale, b Tilleard H. B. Hayman, b Beacon ... A. D. Hays, c Buckingham, b Tilleard........................ R. G. Hebert, b Beacon ... F. W . Bacon, b Beacon D. MacGregor, c Griffin, b Marshall ....................... J. C. Toller, b Tilleard ... 8. S. Pawling, not out B 10, nb 3 ................. Second innings 35 11 5 not o u t................ 26 15 0 b Buckingham .. 54 4 b Beacon .......... 0 0 not out................. 11 0 20 b Marshall.......... 2 0 st Fox, b Beacon 26 5 b Marshall........ 23 13 Byes .......... 4 Total ...108 Total (5 wkts) 146 G. S. F. Griflin, lbw, b Marsden ................. E.S. Buckingham, lbw, b Marsden .......... G. S. Buckingham, c Danby, b Marsden .. C. K.Welch, b Marsden C.F. Pearce, b Wheater Beacon, c MacGregor, b Wheater ......... K.Robinson,bMarsden B e lb ize . 30 T. 8. Fox, c Bacon, b W heater................. F. C. Tilleard, not out J. S. Buckingham, b Mnrsdt-n .......... F.G.M ar.'hall, b Mars- 3en ........................ B 3, lb 2 .......... Total ..........'i Second innings. b Orr ... . b Crosdale . Trimen, b Orr 18 Moon, b Cros- daJe................. 0 notout... . B 1,1b 2 . Total 69 Total (5 wkts) 65 LONDON JOINT STOCK BANK v. CAMBER ATHLETIC.—Played at Beckenham on August 27. C am ber A th le tic . A. Cook, b Morris ... 0 W. C. Toms, run out 11 C. Ballantine, b Paj ne 24 G. Lisman, b Payne .. 1 W. Fuller, lbw, b Randall ................. 6 A. Freshwater, b Ran­ dall ........................ 0 A. C. Oliver, b Payne H. Reid, b Payne C. Adams, c Reading, b Randall................. H. Naylor, b Payne .. P. L. Oliver, not out... Extras............... Total... 0 5 0 1 0 16 64 L.J.S.B. P. G. Reading, lbw, b Freshwater .......... 0 R. B. Bird, b Fresh­ water... ..........17 F. M. Randall, lbw, b T om s........ ..........30 A. Morris, b Toms ... 0 A. J. Horn, b Toms... 6 C. J. Allen, b Fresh­ water ........................12 J. G. B. Payne, c Bal­ lantine, b Toms ... 0 J. Habart, b Toms ... 3 H. Waeger, st Cooke, b Toma ................19 G. Eliot-Lockhart, not out ........................ 2 Extras................ l Total . 90 Second innings, b Shine ..........31 INCOGNITI v. UNITED SERVICE.-Played at Portsmouth on August 24 and 25. I n co on iti . First innings. G. T. Branston, lbw, b Sbine 9 G. G. M. Bennett, c Rivis, b Middlemasi .................64 W . B. Bailey, c and b Orr 41 G. E. Winter, b Moody ... 65 MajorC.E.Greenaway,b Orr 0 B. U. Covell, b Moody ... 0 b Shine ..........17 lbw, b Richards 23 cRichard8,bShine 44 b Shine .......... 8 cShine, b Arbuth- not .................67 cOrr,b Arbuthnot 23 not not ..........25 H. L Havers, b Richards .. 7 B. Tabrum, b Richards ... 2 Capt. E. R. Hill, b Richards 14 J. Foster-Stedman, not out 14 notout W. R. Murray, c and b Orr 1 B 3, nb 2 ................. 5 B 16, lb 4 20 Total .................212 Total (7 wkt )*252 * Innings declared closed. U n ite d S ervice . First innings. Capt. J. P. 8hine, 0 F.-Sted- man, b Branston ..........37 R. H. Carter, b Covell .. 66 H.E.Sew ell, c Hill, b Winter 11 Capt. A. C. Richards, b Foster-Stedman ..........69 MajorJ.E.Hamllton,notout 24 Lieut.H.J.Orr,c&b Bennett 22 G.H. Middlemass, c Havers, b Winter ........................ 2 Capt. 8ir R. K. Arbuthnot, b Winter ........................ 0 Capt.R. H. Moody, b Foater- tedman ......................... 1 Capt. T. C. L. Rivis, run out 0 Lieut. L. M. Darbyshire, b Foster-Stedman .......... 0 B 33, lb 2, w 1 ..........36 Total .................268 Second inning*. b Foster-Stedman 61 run out ......... not out ......... c Havers, b Ta^ brum ......... b Branston .. .. run out ......... run out .......... c Winter,b Bran­ ston .................; c Greenway, b Branston..........; b Branston......... B 19, w 2 21 Total ...198